Hi Investors!

I'm sorry to say I will not post a Catalyst Watch video today. Unfortunately I'm not feeling well enough to give you my best and you always deserve my best. I know you count on my Catalyst Watch livestream to help you setup your week. I also know this is a big let down, but I hope you will understand.

I will be back Monday for the After-Hours Show livestream at 5 PM EST. All week we will end each show with the catalysts for the upcoming day.

MONDAY

The biggest catalyst for the entire market this week is the FOMC meeting and news from the FED. On Wednesday afternoon they'll release their statement on the speed of the taper and amount of Treasury purchases. Then shortly after the press release they will hold a press conference.

TUESDAY

1. Jack-in-the-Box (JACK) host an investor day. JACK announced last week that it acquired Del Taco (TACO) with a 66% premium so we should get clarity on the acquisition.
2. Lowe's (LOW) holds a Financial Outlook event and jumped 6% during the event last year. LOW can also move Home Depot (HD), too.
3. Eli Lilly (LLY) host investor meeting sharing details of its initial financial guidance for 2022 and share what's in the pipeline for research and development opportunities.

WEDNESDAY

1. Lennar (LEN) post earnings on estimates of EPS $4.16 on revenue of $8.51 billion. Last week Toll Brothers (TOL) posted great earnings which could be a tell for LEN. Just remember TOL builds luxury homes with an average price of $900,000 while LENs average home price is $500,000.

THURSDAY

1. Bother Expensify (EXFY) and Rivian Automotive (RIVN) post their first earnings as a publicly traded company. These two earnings will be really big tells for each company. I have no earnings estimates for EXFY, but RIVN has estimated EPS a loss of -$6.84 on revenue of $1.03 million Options trading on RIVN implies a swing of 14% up or down after their earnings numbers come out.
2. Delta Air Lines (DAL) hosts a Capital Markets Day event to share long-term earnings and margin targets, as well as outline a plan to restore the balance sheet.
3. Alibaba (BABA) hosts a two-day virtual Investor Day event. Some may look at BABA as a value stock if management can reassure investors of future growth without further interference from the CCP. BABA is down over 60% from its hights.
4. Premarket - Accenture (ACN) reports earnings with estimated EPS $2.63 on revenue of $14.19 billion. The company has outperformed revenue estimates in 10 of the last 12 quarters and surpassed EPS marks in 11 of the last 12. Keep an eye on supplier Mastech Digital (MHH), which moves in tandem with ACN on earnings day 75% of the time.
5. Juniper Networks (NPR) hosts a 5G Tech Talk event.
6. Premarket - Adobe (ADBE) pots its earnings. On Friday, ADBE moved back above its 50-day moving average ($637.58). Estimated EPS $3.20 on revenue of $4.09 billion.

FRIDAY

1. Darden Restaurants (DRI) earnings estimated EPS $1.44 on revenue of $2.23 billion. The estimated EPS represents year-over-year growth of about 95% and estimated revenue shows a year-over-year growth of nearly 35%.
2. Winnebago (WGO) earnings estimated EPS $2.34 on revenue of $1.03 billion. RV manufacturer peer Thor Industries (THO) posted thunderous earnings results. THOs results tend to be a good indicator of what we should see from WGO.
3. Nio (NIO) hosts NIO Day 2021 event Saturday morning local time at the Olympic Sports Center in Suzhouwill near Shanghai. May get new models. Nio is expected to introduce 3 new models in 2022 that could alter the sales and margins projections.

I will have a segment on banks and the rising interest rate environment and which banks are on my list to invest in. This was a requested segment. Remember, if you have a question, leave the ticker symbol and question in the comments and we will go over your question during our next livestream.

Happy Investing!

Adam